[Apgujeong Mammoth Hair Restoration Center Hairline's 10-month review of Win's Hair Transplant]

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It's already been 10 months. I left a review in the 8th month, but there has been a change since then, so I record it additionally.

1. Surgical information and areas

When: 10 months after surgery

Transplant amount: 922 follicles (mainly split and hairline)

Method: Non-cutter

2. Current Status in Month 10

I was satisfied even at 8 months, but after 10 months, there is another difference in feeling.

Thickness and elasticity: The hair transplant, which was as thin as fluffy, is now completely indistinguishable from the existing hair. Even if you sweep it with your hands, there's no difference at all. I felt good when I was 8 months old, but if it was "nearly done" then it feels "done" now.

Parting: Under the fluorescent light, no scalp is visible even in reverse light conditions. In the past, it was a habit to pay attention to the angle when taking pictures, but these days, I don't even think about it.

Hairline: It's definitely more comfortable when styling. Even if you raise or lower your bangs, it finishes naturally, reducing preparation time for going out.

3. Summary of progress (full 10 months)

1~3 months

Transplant hair eliminated → Psychological dark ages, patience required

4~6 months

The start of fluffy germination, the time of hope

7 to 8 months

Thickness increases, feeling natural

9 to 10 months

Density/resilience completion stage, separate human level compared to before transplantation

4. general review

To be honest, 9 to 10 months is the most dramatic completion period. It was also good at 8 months, but I definitely feel the last density filling at this time of year.

Even though the number 922 follicles doesn't seem like a lot, if you plant them exactly where you need them, the results will be more than the number.

To those of you who are thinking about Hair Transplant — I've been hesitating for a long time, but now, 10 months later, all I can think about is, "Why didn't I do it earlier?"

Hair loss proceeds as long as you think about it, so I sincerely recommend you to get counseling first.